Ocean carriers to increase white shipments from Asia after Chinese New Year
In the latest North American market update, Maersk said that this year “more customers are choosing to wait out the... Continue Reading
China’s surprising turn towards COVID offers new hope to maritime markets
In the shipping sector, cargo suffered a significant drop in demand due to the COVID lockdowns in China. Container trade... Continue Reading
Railway, key to the sustainability of intermodal transport
“The combination of road and rail transport would bring with it a decrease of at least 85% of the GHG... Continue Reading
China increases its exports to North Korea
China’s exports to North Korea rose 46.3% in October from the previous month, with products including rice, sugar, textile material... Continue Reading
Carriers panic after the decline in bookings in China
Ocean carriers went into “panic mode” as bookings from China to Northern Europe and the US West Coast dropped significantly,... Continue Reading
Mexico will overcome the barrier of 8 million TEUs in 2022
Mexico is about to exceed 8 million containers operated in seaports in 2022, if the trend that has occurred during... Continue Reading
Export markets become “destabilized” as carriers “subsidize” capacity
Ocean carriers are scrambling to fill their vessels from China at deep discounts as minimum loads are not being met.... Continue Reading
A container ship sinks in the Red Sea after a fire
The Panamanian-flagged container ship is reported to have sunk in the Red Sea nearly a week after a fire broke... Continue Reading
Asia-Mexico sea freight “collapses” in September
According to the EAX Index, from Eternity Group, the cost of freight stood at a level of 3,762 dollars per... Continue Reading
Cargo in Mexican ports grows 3.0% from January to August
According to data from the Secretary of the Navy (Semar), the ports that receive international and cabotage cargo in Mexico... Continue Reading